Physics 213 — Problem Set 8 —Solutions Spring 1998
... A large nonconducting belt with a uniform surface charge density σ moves with a speed v on a set of rollers as shown in Figure P30.66 of your text. Consider a point just above the surface of the moving belt. (a) Find an expression for the magnitude of the magnetic field B at this point. (b) If the b ...
... A large nonconducting belt with a uniform surface charge density σ moves with a speed v on a set of rollers as shown in Figure P30.66 of your text. Consider a point just above the surface of the moving belt. (a) Find an expression for the magnitude of the magnetic field B at this point. (b) If the b ...
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... 1. Gas clouds get squeezed as they move into spiral arms 2. Squeezing of clouds triggers star formation 3. Young stars flow out of spiral arms ...
... 1. Gas clouds get squeezed as they move into spiral arms 2. Squeezing of clouds triggers star formation 3. Young stars flow out of spiral arms ...
JCMT Sciences on Debris Disks and other brief
... • Provide direct dust masses uniquely constrained at long wavelengths dust mass evolution • Add to the far-IR/submm spectrum to constrain the dust size distribution insights on dust origin • Resolve disk structures around the nearest systems distribution of grains; constraints on possible plan ...
... • Provide direct dust masses uniquely constrained at long wavelengths dust mass evolution • Add to the far-IR/submm spectrum to constrain the dust size distribution insights on dust origin • Resolve disk structures around the nearest systems distribution of grains; constraints on possible plan ...
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... formed at the bottom of the galaxy’s potential well • The bar: formed from the disk material due to a dynamical instability, that funnels out the gas, and ceases the star formation • The stellar halo: debris from the tidal disruptions of dwarf galaxies and globular clusters • The halo gas: ejecte ...
... formed at the bottom of the galaxy’s potential well • The bar: formed from the disk material due to a dynamical instability, that funnels out the gas, and ceases the star formation • The stellar halo: debris from the tidal disruptions of dwarf galaxies and globular clusters • The halo gas: ejecte ...
MIDTERM #2 THURSDAY APRIL 16, 2015 AST142 1. Black hole
... 1. Black hole Growth The number of quasars per unit volume peaks at a redshift of about 2. This time is thought to be the epoch of massive black hole growth. How long would it take a 106 M black hole accreting at its Eddington luminosity to increase to 109 M ? Assume the luminosity L = M˙ c2 wher ...
... 1. Black hole Growth The number of quasars per unit volume peaks at a redshift of about 2. This time is thought to be the epoch of massive black hole growth. How long would it take a 106 M black hole accreting at its Eddington luminosity to increase to 109 M ? Assume the luminosity L = M˙ c2 wher ...
HMM词性标注
... In the simple spherical accretion model, Eddington accretion rate is a maximum possible accretion rate for mass M. This critical rate can easily be exceeded with the models that are not spherically symmetric, such as mass accretion occurs in a disk. （accrete ionized hydrogen gas） The major problem w ...
... In the simple spherical accretion model, Eddington accretion rate is a maximum possible accretion rate for mass M. This critical rate can easily be exceeded with the models that are not spherically symmetric, such as mass accretion occurs in a disk. （accrete ionized hydrogen gas） The major problem w ...
